Riverside Area Structure Plan and Land Use Bylaw Amendment for 4 Redspur Drive
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Morada Developments is proposing to change the use of the site at 4 Redspur Drive, from medium density residential (R3A District) to high density residential (R4 District), in order to develop a two building senior's apartment complex.
This change will require an amendment to the Riverside Area Structure Plan, as well as to the Land Use Bylaw Schedule 'A'.
Prior to making a formal application, the developer will hold a public open house, to present their proposal and to proactively seek stakeholder input to help develop and refine their proposal.
When a Public Hearing date is determined it will be advertised in the St. Albert Gazette newspaper under Citylights and posted on this project page on Cultivate the Conversation.
Feedback Submission Process
You can visit this page to provide comments, which will be taken into consideration when staff prepares the agenda report for City Council. To provide feedback or ask a question, please use the Questions tool at the bottom of this page. This will send your submission directly to the Planner on file, Eric Schultz. .
Please be advised that comments you submit, either orally or in writing, may be recorded and made public, subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Morada Developments is proposing to change the use of the site at 4 Redspur Drive, from medium density residential (R3A District) to high density residential (R4 District), in order to develop a two building senior's apartment complex.
This change will require an amendment to the Riverside Area Structure Plan, as well as to the Land Use Bylaw Schedule 'A'.
Prior to making a formal application, the developer will hold a public open house, to present their proposal and to proactively seek stakeholder input to help develop and refine their proposal.
When a Public Hearing date is determined it will be advertised in the St. Albert Gazette newspaper under Citylights and posted on this project page on Cultivate the Conversation.
Feedback Submission Process
You can visit this page to provide comments, which will be taken into consideration when staff prepares the agenda report for City Council. To provide feedback or ask a question, please use the Questions tool at the bottom of this page. This will send your submission directly to the Planner on file, Eric Schultz. .
Please be advised that comments you submit, either orally or in writing, may be recorded and made public, subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
